Klahoose Wilderness Resort

Klahoose Wilderness Resort is British Columbia premier Indigenous cultural experience on the lands of the toq qaymɩxʷ (Klahoose) People. The resort is 100% owned by the Klahoose First Nation and is located in calm ocean waters of Desolation Sound, surrounded by BC’s Coastal mountains and lush rainforest. This is an remote, but easily accessible, all-inclusive eco-resort reflects Klahoose traditional values and offers an immersive exploration into this pristine region rich in diverse wildlife and cultural significance. Only accessible by boat or seaplane, the wildlife resort offers all-inclusive packages for an average of 14 guests in lodge rooms or private cabins. Packages are focused on exploring the coastal waters and includes bear viewing, whales watching, and tours led by Indigenous guides.

When guests arrive and come ashore, they are welcomed with a traditional Klahoose greeting, with drumming and singing, which sets the tone for the Authentic Indigenous experience that embraces both the natural and supernatural spirits of the land and its People. Activities include Indigenous activities such as storytelling, cedar weaving. Also available is sea kayaking and paddle boarding from the resorts private dock, ocean swimming, a woodfire sauna and rainforest nature trails. Delicious meals are served in the dinning room overlooking to ocean. Stays are for 3- or 4-nights packages that include spring bear viewing, Indigenous culture and late summer/fall salmon run grizzly bear tours to remote Toba Inlet deep into Klahoose traditional territory. Packages start with an included boat transfer from Lund or Powell River B.C. to Desolation Sound and the Resort. Guests can drive to Lund from Vancouver or Vancouver Island with ferry connections or scheduled, or charter flight options are available. Open seasonally from May to October. Guests live an immersive experience into Klahoose culture during their entire visit. Experienced Indigenous guides and friendly staff ad